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Jeff Desom has constructed an ingenious timelapse video using footage from Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954).
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Part of a Dutch documentary about Stanley Kubrick surfaced recently on YouTube and offers tantalising glimpses into his working methods.
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Legendary editor and sound designer Walter Murch recently gave an illuminating talk at the Chicago Humanities Festival
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Last summer indieWIRE hosted a panel discussion on how film distribution has changed since the site launched in 1996.
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Audio of Orson Welles performing Shakespeare on the radio between 1936 and 1946.
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An old BBC documentary shows how John Cassavetes made his low budget film Husbands (1970).
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A panel last September at the Vancouver Film Festival raised some interesting points about the digital revolution affecting cinema.
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The fourth video essay by Kirby Ferguson in his Everything is a Remix series explores how copyright has become corrupted in the information age.
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A three hour interview in which Sidney Lumet talks about his life and career in television.
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Last month Steven Spielberg sat down for an hour long discussion with Costra-Gavras and Serge Toubiana at La Cinémathèque Francaise.
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3-D printing seems like science fiction but is a reality that could have a profound effect on our lives.
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Sheldon Neill and Colin Delehanty have created a stunning timelapse video of Yosemite National Park in California.
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What does a scene from Jaws (1975) sound like with the music from Vertigo (1958)?
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How much did the first Star Wars film cost to make?
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The new video from Buck 65 pays homage to notable title cards from cinema history.
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This year’s Hollywood Reporter round table chat with George Clooney, Christopher Plummer, Gary Oldman, Christoph Waltz, Albert Brooks and Nick Nolte
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This video essay by Kevin B. Lee highlights a signature feature of director Steven Spielberg
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As part of their viral campaign for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Sony have released an ingenious recreation of a 1990s TV show.
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Several directors, including Michael Mann, Philip Noyce and John Carpenter, discuss why they love widescreen filmmaking.
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This 1971 documentary on the westerns of John Ford provides a fascinating insight into the director and his work.
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A lengthy and fascinating interview Steven Spielberg gave about Stanley Kubrick in 1999.
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How far has Blu-ray come as a format since the Martin Scorsese keynote address at the Blu-Con 2.0 conference in 2009?
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A 1990 TV special dedicated to the music of John Williams hosted by Steven Spielberg.
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Director John G Avilsden has uploaded a ‘video rehearsal version’ of The Karate Kid to YouTube
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A new short film by Errol Morris explores why a man was holding an umbrella just a few feet from where President Kennedy was shot in November 1963.
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A collection of cameos Steven Spielberg has made in his own (and other people’s) movies
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Quentin Tarantino’s 2010 speech about revival house cinemas
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A 26 minute video essay explores the visual motifs of Jean-Luc Godard.
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Martin Scorsese’s BAFTA talk from last year.
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Earlier this year Guillermo Del Toro sat down with Christopher Nolan to discuss Memento in Los Angeles.
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